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Well, howdy there internet people, it's Beau again.
So today we are going to talk about the Democratic Convention
and how everything just changed.
How that convention just took on
a whole new level of importance
and the Democratic Party has to get on the ball
to change how they were going to hold the convention now.
This minute, they need to be working on it right now.
The initial plan was for it to be pretty subdued, basically bring out Biden, you know, provide
the nomination, real simple, real low key.
It can't be that now.
It cannot be that now.
During the course of this convention, they have to make their nomination.
They have to rally support behind whoever the nominee is, and they have to successfully
showcase the difference between that nominee and Trump and they have to do
it effectively and in a way that is going to continually keep people engaged.
Remember how the Republican Party wanted to cast that image of unity. It was going
to be a big deal. It didn't work but they had the right idea. They wanted it to be
the premier campaign commercial of 2024. The Democratic Party has to pull this off. They
don't have a choice. Because of general consensus at time of filming, we're just going to say
it's Harris right now. It may not be, but we'll say it's Harris. They have to nominate
Harris. They have to bring her out, get everybody rallied behind her, make the case, talk about
policy, highlight the differences between her and Trump, and they have to focus on
how that policy impacts the American people, and they have to do it in a way
that is going to keep people engaged. Stuff like off the top of my head, I would
bring President Obama back because Trump likes to campaign on the economy, and I
would have him stand in front of a chart that shows the economy under his
presidency through today and illustrate how you know yeah the economy was great
under Trump but really all it did was continue the trend from Obama's economy
until Trump's policies took hold and then it collapsed. They're going to have
to be dramatic. They're going to have to be very loud and they are going to have
to make their point. They have to make their case. This is one of those things.
This is no fail. They cannot mess this up. There also can't be a bunch of
squabbling and infighting. If that occurs, might as well just go ahead and give it
to Trump. They have to come out united and that has to happen immediately.
Because once once that nomination is made they have to move on to making the
case and if they don't do that it's not going to it's not gonna go well. They're
not going to be as successful as they could be, they will be behind, they'll be behind,
they'll be playing catch-up, you know, the convention is mid-August, they've got time
to put it together, but they have to start working on it now.
This move, it's risky, it is risky.
They have to come out just full steam.
The Democratic Party cannot do what the Democratic Party normally does and not have direct on-the-point
messaging.
They don't have a lot of time to make their case.
They have to start immediately.
I would not allow Harris to say who her VP pick is, not before that convention,
because you want people watching, just like Trump did. You know, maybe a short
list or whatever and let it float around to generate buzz, but no clear
indication they're going to have to be they're gonna have to put on a show
they are going to have to put on a show and if they don't they're gonna be
playing catch-up for the rest of the election season it's important that they
unite they rally and they push policy in ways that the average American can
relate to. If they don't do that, they're gonna have an issue. Anyway, it's just a
With all, y'all have a good day.
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